The Shortest History of Delhi by John Zubrzycki: Book Review
This article reviews John Zubrzycki’s *The Shortest History of Delhi*, a book that chronicles the city’s 1,000-year evolution through eight distinct historical layers. It explores …
This article reviews John Zubrzycki’s *The Shortest History of Delhi*, a book that chronicles the city’s 1,000-year evolution through eight distinct historical layers. It explores …
This article reviews Francis Fukuyama’s *In the Realm of the Last Man*, a work that blends political philosophy, historical analysis, and personal reflection to explore the evoluti…
This article explores culture as a society’s "operating system" and a form of "soft power" composed of both visible traditions and invisible core values. By showcasing various form…
In this interview, Polish Ambassador to India Dr. Piotr Antoni Świtalski discusses how literature serves as a vital tool for exploring national identity and fostering collective im…
This article introduces Ambica Gulati’s journalistic exploration of how high-level politics, diplomacy, and global policies directly impact the lives of everyday individuals. By co…
Reflecting on her visit to the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), the author highlights the area's unique paradox as a site of intense military tension that has simultaneously become…
Following an unexpected trip to a global journalists' conference in 2015, the author reflects on South Korea’s remarkable transformation into a technologically advanced yet highly …
The article explores the evolution of Indian protest symbols, tracing the shift from traditional artifacts like Gandhi’s charkha to modern digital tools like memes and social media…
To celebrate its 90th anniversary, Cipla has collaborated with Amar Chitra Katha to release an illustrated comic book chronicling the company's history of providing affordable and …
Prashant Agrawal’s *Bringing the Cheetah Back to India* provides a cinematic, insider account of the complex diplomatic and ecological mission to reintroduce cheetahs to the subcon…